The Lorraine and Bill Dodero Center for Performing Arts is Gilmour’s footprint for the future for advancing student engagement and expression through the arts.
Among its many offerings, The Lorraine and Bill Dodero Center for Performing Arts includes a main stage theater, studio theater, practice rooms and exhibition spaces.
The theatre program has a home for all components of a robust drama program including a larger stage than Gilmour's former theater, costume and scene shops, and practice rooms. This provides for higher numbers of students from the Lower, Middle and Upper Schools participating as actors, dancers, playwrights, theater technicians and musicians.
The Speech and Debate program has designated space, allowing the program to have practice rooms and to host tournaments on Gilmour’s campus.
Gilmour’s Music Program positions itself to provide each student with the opportunity to develop his or her musical talents. Within the new Center, Gilmour students are encouraged and able to share their talents with one another and with the greater community.
Some of the opportunities the new space allows for include hosting playwriting competitions, summer arts enrichment programs, partnerships to host community arts programs and events and programs for talented student thespians.
Performing Arts Through The Years
2023 - "Seussical"
2023 - "Lion King, Jr." Middle School
2022 - "Descendants"
2022 - "Once Upon A Mattress"
2021 - "Jungle Book, Jr." Middle School
2020 - "Beauty and the Beast" MS
2020 - "Beauty and the Beast" Middle School
2019 - "No Entry"
2018 - "Into The Woods"
2017 - "Little Shop of Horrors"
2016 - "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"
2008 - "Oliver!"
2005 - “Guys and Dolls” Middle School
1957 - "The Imaginary Invalid"
1954 - "The Late George Apely"
1953 - "Christmas Play"
1950 - "Brother Orchid"
Contact for More Information and Rentals
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Lucas Clark
Fine and Performing Arts Program Coordinator; Department Chair, Fine & Performing Arts; Director of Theatre